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The symbolic capture of "Palestine Square" was documented with drone footage, and IDF Spokesperson Brigadier General Daniel Hagari officially declared Sunday that the IDF has taken over the square.
An ugly, fringe phenomenon being falsely puffed-up to "balance" the crimes of Hamas.
To say that there is no difference between Hamas and the PLO under Fatah leadership is the ultimate way of saying that Israel is not prepared to talk to the Palestinian entity that recognized us, whose leader opposes the use of violence and believes in a two-state solution.
The El Al passenger plane flew in Lebanese airspace for a few minutes, as controllers urgently called on it to head back westward and exit from there, after they apparently were the ones who directed it there.
An Israel Hayom reporter joins the troops as they enter a Hamas stronghold.
